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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-20
THE n. & o. RAILROAD MATTER
AnAu6aeious Speculation" says
the New York "Sun."
fRv telcgraph TO the Dispatch
TBy telegraph to the DIspatcl

New YORK, March l9.-To-morrow's
San will say: So far rs the Balti-
more and Ohio matter is concerned, the
sent holders of CARROTS options are
sill irving to find means to make good
the forfeit Of 800, 600 which they have
put UP on the transaction. There are
some indications that they may succeed
in digging their pit little deeper. The
matter, as it now stands, is simply an
audacious speculation of young man
whose character is such that the Stock
Exchange has refused to allow him even
a representative upon its floor.
The amount involved in transferring
the control of the Baltimore aud Ono
Company is so large and the position OF
the property so hampered ut this mo-
ment that only the most powerful and
influential interests in both financial
and railroad affairs are equal to the
task, and it looks very much as If Mr..
Garrett might follow the market down
until he finds buyers who can pay for
what they buy. Wall street apparently
made up its mind to-day that until
affairs assumed q more tangible shape
it was not likely to be a factor in the
speculation.
HAVEN'T BOUGHT CONTROL.
The Tribune says on the same sub
iect The report that the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa FG Railroad Com
pany had bought control to form q
through line to the eastern seaboard
was denied in private dispatches re-
ceived from President Strong in Bos-
ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-20
FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK, sALrrxosI, AID RIcH-
MoHD STOCK EXCHANGES.
Grain, Provisions, Cotton. Tobacco, Iur'
pensins. Rosin, Tar, and
Peanut Markets.
By telegraph 70 the Di.pasch.l

Nrw YORK. March l9.--Tho stock Marker %
dny WA ngsfn dull. listiess, ana teatufosoes.
and had n not been for tho report that hiVlo
waa 10 be an advance In dividend raN On
Northwest. which created rnovenent IN
1;rapQers. thero would have been hosnlns
whatever TO break the dead Level oi INC ssas-
nation which existed. The morning nours
.,ore tbe duIlest that have been seen LOT
ionr, time. aud traders were simply awaiting
ire tang statement; but when u dih colne'
sltboneh Il was OF decidedly neuIel ccafac-
fer II y "a so much better than had been CT
rated That the market sttGened up con
siderably. The squirt in Northwestern was
,ohsed by Omaha and IT. PAU, anu
Generally firm tone was gwen " M nns-
acticns. san francisco STOCKS, fof. Woass s
Srd uepyer. aud BGlaio, Rochester an1
r,,tsburgh all made exceptional advances on
Iirht bnsiness, while Texas Pacific and Lo1it
size and Nashville wero firm On m0dereie Ior-
eign nnrrbosee. The remainder. however,
wero absolutely without feature or interest,"
me orening was extremely duh and tame AZ
Concessions from last evenings maj nglfes'
extt pding up 10 Z per cent dechnlhs ZEN
dency was exhibited IN the early dealings, Dls
tits socn disappeared. and a movement IN
Grangcrs began, but the general list respona-
cd hut feely steady, though almost iil ~,
coutible. Improvement continued III ne close,
which was dull but firm mt fractional gains over
The opening prices Sales aggregated i$dUoo
Noo1'-stocks duh and Arm. Money easy
M 4 per cent Exchange-Long, fShaici !,
short, iS6ais6k. Governments dull. ..
Ereiing Exchange unchanged; long. VI y !.
short, AZ. Money, 3atH per cent. ciosins
ala. Sub-'rreasnry balanccs-Gold. SlN.6JS,OtOi
currency siSSsG 90. Governments duh: per
cents. fSS 8 per cents. 1904 bid. State bonds
4.tm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-20
Heavy Damage Suiis.

lby Telegraph ~ tilu b'9P'''-'I
MONTREAL, March 19.-Stewart a
Co.. Of London, Eng, and ST. Johns,
y. b., to-day entered an action against
the star (newspaper) for slO0,O0J
damages for an alleged libellous article
in connection with the Maritime Bank
of St. Johns, n. B., and for 500, O00
against the Bank of British North
America for alleged damages sustained
bv the refusal Of the bank TO accept one
Of their checks few days ago. The
hank officials say that the check which
was for 81, $50, was refused while the
manager had left his Office for consulta
tiop. but refusal and payment were
within I'm hour, and should have been
known to the drawers and presenter
only.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-20
Manchester News.

Rev. Joseph Walker left yesterday
morning for Seottsyille, where pc Will
preach to-day.
A series Of meetings will begin at the
cambridge Street Baptist church TO-
night, in which the pastor, Rev j., ~
Thornhill, will be assisted by Rev. Dr'
Goodwin, Of Leigh-Street church,
Richmond.
The March term OF the Husting
Court begins tomorrow. Thisis not
grand. jury term, and other than tn
indictments sgainst the members OF tn
CITY Council for allowing ponds OF
staepant water TO remain on certa .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-20
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE RECENT ATTEMPT on The GEARS
LIFE.
cfioial Declaration Concerning the AZ
fair-The Car Deeply Impressed
Opposed to Fruitless War.

TByAngio-American cable 20 the Dispatch.l
ST. PETERSBURG, March 19.-Follow-
ING is an authorized official declaration
concerning the attempt upon the life
of the Gar IL is not believed that the
active section Of the Constitutional
marty has such an extensive and iniiu-
entail following as some foreign jour
nails represent The Constituencies,
instead of being wholly distinct from
the Nihilists, are nothing but executors
of A milder programme, cloaking the
violent methods of Nihilism so as TO Sc
cure a certain amount of tolerance from
the educated, thoughtful GLASSES in
Pussia. The Cars advisers are con-
WINGED from long observation that the
influential classes in Russia do not
consider that the time has yet arrived in
the political development Of the empire
for the introduction OF q constitutional
Government by his Majesty, nor do the
Panslayist party desire constitutional
ism. On the contrary, they declare
flat an autocratic form OF government
tempered by just administration OF
codifed law is desirable until the
Russian Territorial expansion has
reached the limits set for it by Pan
slavist ideas. The State socialism re-
Gently promoted in Germany by Prince
bismarck is being carefully studied by
the Russian Government, the Gar be-
ing well disposed in favor of such pro-
Qrcssiye economic changes in terrific
ries under Russian sway as shall con-
ducc to the happiness and welfare OF
the Russian people.
The Gar was deeply impressed by
the terrible circumstances under which
his father met his death. The last at
tempt upon his own life projected by
Nihilists produced feeling of horror.
Still it is unlikely that it will lead to a
change of his previous policy. His
Majesty cannot but view with mingled
bitterness and regret the position IN
which he is placed by threats and perils
continually besetting him. He deplores
the necessity which constantly exists for
costly and extensive precautions for his
personal safety whenever he desires to
travel, or even to move beyond the pre-
cincts of the palace-restrictions which
impede his movements and prevent his
seeing his people os they are, aud ludg'
ing for himself concerning their needs.
The Cars aversion TO plunging Russia
into ruinous and fruitless war continues
as great as ever. No change in his con
yictions in this respect is expected by
| his advisers, except III conformity with
his views on the Russian imperial IN
| terests.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-20

and found to contain not dollar that
could be applied to the settlement OF
Lawton's personal estate. The only
tbincs found in the safe were books OF
various companies in which he was in
terested. The safe-opening also showed
that Lawton had totally destroyed not
only his check books, but has cash
book, ledger, and office-files, so that
the last hope the creditors chung to for
unravelling the mans mysterious ac-
tions iq come
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-20
Both Horses Thrown.

As one of CARRIERS transfer buses,
coming up Main street, was nearing
Seventeenth, shortly before II o'clock
last night, one of the horses slipped on
the street-car track and fell. As the
team WAS moving at fair speed and on
slightly down grade the horse was
dragged some distance before the con-
vevance came to halt, and the other
animal was thrown also. A number of
persons went to the drivers assistance,
and the horses were unhitchcd and got
ten up without either of them getting
much hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-20
masonic building and Loan ASsOoia'


Judge Wexford, of the City Circuit
Court. Yesterday granted charter to
tLe Masonic building and Loan Asso-
ciotion. which has for its purposes the
accumulation OF fund to erect build,
ines. purchase real estate, borrow and
lcnd money, &c. The capital stock Is
TO be not less than i,aD0 nor more
than =, coo, divided into shares OF $40
each. and the real estate to be held as
security shall not exceed SlO0,O01 IN
yaIup. The officers are : 5. Il. Shackle-
ford. president Joseph Russell, vice
president James Il. Johnston, secre-
tary A. Nj. Read, treasurer. Trustees
n W. Cain, Joseph +. Lee, W. II.
Manning. Directors j. I. Cooley
Nelson Harris, W. A. Page, II. ,.
Fields. and James II. Hayes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-20

Miss Ollie Rcdpath, who claims to be
The youngest sOubrcltc actress on !he
American stage, will be the attraction
NJ the Academy this week. Her play
IS a comedy drama in four acts, written
Inv Robert Watt, called Pert - Miss
Redpath takes the rdte OF a street-waif'
and introduces songs, dances, and sspe'
cial,ies during the performance. The
piece will run during the week De-
ginning Tuesday night, with daily ma
tin6es after the first performance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-20
Anofher nisannenramcr.
IBy Telegraph to the DIspatch.l

10y VT 7IIF % 1'1V Ut F17VI-EI
NEW YORK, March 19.-The Tribune
tomorrow will say: IS. j. VlastO,
the New York representative OF Vlasto
Brothers, ship-brokers, of No. Is Bea-
yer street, has disappeared, leaving be-
hind him large number of creditors,
to whom he owes small amounts, but
in the aggregate about $4,000"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-20
u-,cl,,overs In SessIou.

The members of Bricklayers' Union,
No. l, held n meeting at Thon's Hall,
Seventeenth and Main streets, last
night. They were in session until 10
O'Clock, but what action, if any, was
taken with reference to the controversy
between them and the brick-manufac-
turers over the Inauguration of the
nine-hour system with ten hours pay
could not he learned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-20
Fatal BOiler-ENpiOsion.

~ VVT' FT'T-'' - W
CHICAGO, March ia special from
Van Vert, O., says; The boiler in >.
II. Paessler's saw-mill exploded to-day
and killed two persons. There was a
strike in the mill, and a volunteer gang
of bands were getting our lumber to
i'll Il contract The mill is almost a
total wreck. The hands were loading
a car and escaped injury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-20
Election Of Officers.

At the last meeting of the Italian So
ciety of Benevolence and fraternity the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, A. Equi
Vice President, A. Donati Treasurer,
p. Bacciealupo; Secretary, ". Massei
Assistant Secretary, ID. Donati. Trus
tees: A. Baccigalupi, &. b. Canapa, \.
Solari. Sick Committee Ct. DGnati, '.
Donati, G. Ciucci, G. Giannotti, v
Delle Lncche.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-20
no Commission Vet.

by Telegraph to the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, March 19.-It is stated
ut the White House that the President
will be obliged to postpone the inter
state commerce appointments until
next week, rs he has not been able to
reach final conclusions in reference to
the two commissionerships. 1t is his
purpose to give the subject his constant
attention until it is finally disposed OF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-20
I;icIlmouh Thcafre.

Fred Warde opens at the Theatre
Friday night in "Galba, the Gladia-
Tor" Saturday matin G, double bill
"Taming Of the Shrew and Dell
cate Ground. Saturday night, " Rich
ard III" Mr. Warde still has TIC
lovely Miss Eugenia Blair with him,
and viii play 80 crowded houses: Box
sheet opens Wednesday at 9 \. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-20
HE KILLED FOUR MEN.
Terrible Results OF a Ferry-Doai
Quarrel.
M telegraph Dol the DIspatch.I


fBy telegraph TO tho Dspatch.l
ST.. LOUIS, March IA special from
Toxarkana. Ark, says: Two weeks ago
Walter Ridgely, a wealthy farmer
living twenty miles north of here, shot
and Killed two ferrymen who were try
ing to force exorbitant charges out Of
st. Louis drummer for putting him
across the river. Ridgely took the
drummer's part. The ferrymen insult
cd him for this, and attempted to
draw their weapons, when Ridgely
shot them both dead. Upon examina-
ton Ridgely was discharged. John
Murphy. brother OF one Of the
men killed. and an uncle OF the other
swore to kill Ridgely on sight. Last
night Ridgely, on horseback, was re-
turning home from a neighbor's, and
on entering a strip OF woods was fired
On from ambush. The horse fell dead,
but its rider escaped unframed and
rolled over on the opposite side Of the
horse to that from which the firing pro-
cecded. The two would-be murderers,
who were the uncle and brother men
toned, thinking that Ridgely was dead,
approached. When within about ten
feet Ridgely suddenly raised mp and
shot both assailants dead intheir tracks.
This makes four men that Ridgely has
killed over a simple ferry-boat transac-
tion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-20
Fatal EXpiOsiOn.
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.

10y I9II BIaEL 70 III0 DIaF-'VI'I
BALTIMORE, Mp, March l9.--An ex-
plosion to-day at the works of the Balti-
more United Oil Company resulted III
the killing of Jacob Hoffman. Edward
Robinson was fatally injured and Peter
Carvers and Christopher Hurtz proba-
bly, fatally injured. There was no dam
age to the building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-20

The only case tried was that of Vii
liam II. Harrison (white), charged with
entering an unoccupied house belong
ing to the estate of William a. Robin
son. deceased, to commit larceny. Ac,
cused was found guilty and sent to jail
for three months.
The case Of Isham jenkins, charged
with a misdemcanor, was continued IN
III The next term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-20

busheis ct eleven points. II was sssimsse1
that the visible supply would show dscresss
OF nearly zooo.06 bushels May delivery
opcned = shade sasier ~ H,sc.; fell on 70
s0kc.: rallied ~ n Ne. snd closed az neariy
outide feures. Com Wa quiet AMI weak.
Offerings were fairly large. and eaases Msy %
decline 10 39,ke., with possibly few trades n
shsis lover; rsliied tribe, and closed the
sane a. yesterday. Oats we're dun and fss~
iureiess, while oss-pork vas unchanged.
Lard was qulet at about former prices. short
riie we're shade nrmcr, but closed a. yesier-
days figures
BALTIsoRr. Nd. March is--Co,.on steady
and sim; middling. 0;sc. Flour steady and
quiet Wheat-southorn steady; rcd. ylsat.:
amber. e2a9ic. No. I Maryland. Wfc. bid;
western lower and duh: No. winter red, spot
and March, S9Aasshc. May. sis9i i(c. June,
9ia91&c. Corn-Souihcrn firm and stesdy;
white, ios52c. yellow ieatac western iyrsr
45ac.; April, l5Kea6sc. May. SsNsHHe.; Jane.
45c. lid. Osts firm and steady; sOutbern aod
Pennsylvania. 3ia5sc. western white. 31aec.'
western mixod. 3ia;5hc. Hyo Quiei ~ 800:
icc. CoiIeo nrner: RIO ca goes, ordinary -
fair i3sfsiii[c. Sugar. oppcr-rehned steady
at eAaioc. Whisky quie, ~ si.S2aSi2L Ot1er
arfisles unchanged. freigatz % liverpool per
steamer dan; cotton. 3Isd.; -four, Il. d.;
grain, 3kd. .,,,
ST. Torrs, March Ia-gIonr steady snd -.
chnuged. Wheat active. stronger, aEd higher:
The market vas nrm drring the greater part OF
ihe session, and closef aabc. over Yesterday.
Nc. red. cash. S04esJN 9. May, Jaastsc.i
closing az S01sc. Corn duh bnt Arm: M
osfs very dull. Lut steady and unchs1xsd.
Whskey firm az ti.l1 PROVISIONS dall ana
ensy. Iort--Ness $3.50 Lard. s.O0tH. ~.
Rrlk-Dcsts dnoxed lo'sl-long clear. 81 = I:
short-rlts. s.; short clear. 2@. bacon-long
clear ard short-ribs, ;SS1ls short clear, Saj0t
sSCgh. Hams Arm at ell s5aiiL
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, March l9.-flour dgl and nm
changed. whosi easier; No. rel. 80. Cora
steady; No. mixed, 2y}sc. Provisions very
dun and nomirslly unchanged. hogs qais@
NLlskey unchanged.
WILMINGTON.
wumxarox, y. c., Narch i9.-Turpentine
firm AZ soc. Rosin firm; sua'nei. URc. :
gcod. sckc Tar frun Nc ti.io Crude turpyn-
tine nrm. hard. si.0o; yellow-dip AMI VirEia'
$3.50. .,.r
LOUISVILLE. March ia.-tlrain and provi-
sions quiet and unchanged.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for tho Dispa,ch.l
MARCH I9-Markct quiet. aud sales light ~
The lasis Of quotations. Prime, 3Hc: extra
prime, &c; choice, a. Dealers are nor cis-
rosed 10 yield to tho views OF buyere spanith
readily command DYE, but the stock Ia far DO
low the demand.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for the Dlspatch.l
MARCH ia.-Market very duh ani no trans
actions reportod. Prime. 3Ea3Rc. fancy. &C. !,
common. lNaSc.; shelled, Saic. factory hand
picked, 81 aiAc.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
NEW YORK. March Ia-Cotton- receipts,
aOG bales: grose receipts. 1919 bale& Futures
closed quiet: Gales. S0,000 bales: March.
- P3asas5; Apri. sa9sss9.99; May, sl0pla
sI0C2; June, st0O9asi0l0; July, tl0lShuOH,
August, so e2aSiO 81 september, t9ya10;
Dece mber. 80. 53a,g.a6.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-20
,.,,,,,,cou nominations in Page

ISpttIHI IVIVEFUTH " 1''V
LuRAY, VA, March l9.-The Repnb-
lican County Convention held here to-
day made the following nominations
Clerk, A. Broaddus Treasurer, VII
liam o. Yaeger; Attorney for the Com
monwealtb, L. Il. Broyles Commis-
sioner of the Revenue, II. NJ. Mayes
Sheriff. John n. Chapman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-20

A number of the past masters met at
st. Adams Hall last night and organized
"Thc Past Masters Association OF
Richmond" The following officers
were elected: J. V. Bidgood, president
JohnF. Mayer, vice-president Charles
4. Nesbitt. secretary and treasurer.
w. O. English, S. MEG. Fisher, Charles
s.. Ncsbitt, John Z. Mayer, and VIII
liam Ryan were appointed committee
Ix- iou-c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-20
tIvFppooI COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL. March i0NOon. -Co,ton firm;
sellers esking an advance: uplends, sd. Or
leans, 7-i6d.: sales, 10000 bales; specula6Dn
and export, 1000 bales receipts, 1900 bans
American. 1000 hales Futures Irregular;
Narh and April. b26-6ia5 ,2b6id.: April AMI
May. 3 - GAS 26-6Id.; May aud june, 3.5ts
5 a6-Gld. June and July. b2d-6iao yl-6id. July
and August 8 q odd. August and September,
Z al-gta5 - Cad. September and October, 1904
v5 gS6id. September, o S06ia5 3i-6id. Wheat
auiet and demand fallen of; holders oher
freely. Corn duh and demand poor; now
mixed western. Ia 81. Beef-Extra India mess,
Is. Bacon-Iong clear, 39s. 81. Lafd-Prims
western. 35S 81.
r. M-Sales OF American. 100 bales
March 5 25-6id., buyer; March and April,
Ss5-6id.. buyer April and May, 52)-5if, buy
err: Nav and June. ) 26-6ii., seller; Juno and
July, 5ss-64d. seller; July and August. ss-6id..
seller; August and September y9-5Ai,
buyer: September and October g'-6id. buyer;
September, D SOD, seller. Futures closed quiet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-20
General Mahane.

IL was stated Yesterday that General
Malone was TO be here last night TO
consult the Republican members OF the
General Assembly. The DispatcA was
unable to find any member who knew
any thing about ii, and SO far as known
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-20
ALady,s Dcath from IEeart.Discnsc

Coroner Taylor was yesterday caIIcd
upon to view the body Of Mrs Eliza
beth Willix, who died very suddenly
during the night before at her resi-
dence. S07 Brook avenue. Deceased
was sixty-six years Of age. The cause
of death was probably heart-disease.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-20

RKviKw OF fhK CHICAGO hAhkkf.
CHICAGO. March ia--Trading Ia wheat was
quiet, and during most Of the session the mar
ket dragged quite heavily. me elearances
bushels. which held ne market firm. and thers
was an advance Of haAc. near the close on
report Of buying At the soAboard. The receips
again showed an increase, asxregating k5l w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-20
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT

NEW YORK. March l9.-fhe weekly bank
statement shows the following changes: ke-
serve, decrease, s6G3.0O0; loans, decrease,
s6Sg.5C0; specie, decrease, 81 ,2Si0O; legal ten
dera, increase, 5000; deposits, decrease,
{2.O36, 400; circulation, decrease, 1900.
The banks now hold ts,.3s,3sO In excess OF
the - per cent. rule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-20
Rc,cnuc CoIIections.

The collections of United States in
teInal revenue in this district for the
week ending March 18th were: Satur-
day, 94.4OS.3S; Monday, SS,SlS.O5
Tuesday, $5,4Gh25 Wednesday,
2G,629. 0S; Thursday, SI02L4S; Fri
daN. 1854. l3-total. S37. 2ll.jj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-20

The revival meeting at the Grace
Street Baptist church viii be continued
this week. The interest increases
nightly. There were four conversions
Friday night, and SIX persons joined
{bo church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-20
In,ico I,ond Coming.

Judge Pond will be here on Tuesday
TO hear the motion for injunction against
the Virginia Indemnity Board, &c.
Hon. j. Randolph Tucker will appear
with Attoney-Geneml Ayers for the
Commonwealth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-20

William Ct. Bib, Of New York city,
was appointed by Governor Lee yes
terday q commissioner of deeds Tor the
State of Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-20
LATE WEATHER REPORT,

rBy telegraph TO the Dispatch
- WASHINGTON, March 20-l 4. NJ
For Virginia, fair and warmer weather,
FAX northerly winds.
NV" For North Carolina ard South Caro-
'Jliua fair and warmer weather, NORTH
erly winds, shifting TO eastcrly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-20
Memorial Arch.

r. L. Lee Camp, Confederate Nete,,
rans, is having "A handsome memorial
arch made, with suitable inscriptions,
to be presented to the chape! at the
Confederate Soldiers Home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-20
FLouR.
COTTON REPORT.

We quote: Fine, g. jOas275: saperhne, g. 75a
g.. .: extra, g. 2jas35 80 family, siaa.3; patent
family, country, A.1jas5.yj